![]() That being said please be patient with my ignorance. Loved to use Firefox, but it slows down my computer by swallowing all resources so I finally decided to say goodbye. Please comment if you want me to improve something in this tutorial, or if you find it useful, just say thanks! :) Basically, it's the same as going to Google and searcing 'something site:I hope you enjoyed this, as I said earlier I am finnish so my english isn't perfect, and this is my first Instructable. Instructables' seach bar simply uses Google's custom search, which is a simple code you can add to your website to let people search for stuff specifically on your site, so it's kind of a bad example, but I'm sure you have gotten the idea by now. This can be a bit tricky, and there's not really one way to find it, but for this case, it's 'Just as you did before, in the Search engine adding-window add that static part and '%s' on the address, and like magic, you now have a working custom Google Image search! The thing you need to remember that in almost all cases, the parameter 'q=' means the thing you're searching for, so that's what you are looking for. Rather, you should search for the default static address for image search, without those extra parameters. I have no idea what 'bih' or 'sei' means, and as they might mean something we don't want, we shouldn't just blindly add that. It's hard because when you search for something, the address looks like this: Īnd that's pretty long. ![]() ![]() ![]() So, now that your first custom search engine is up and working, let's check a few other examples.Ī hard one is Google's image search. ![]()
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